Lights along the Colpoy’s Bay shoreline at dawn recently. The streaks of light along the far shoreline are from a succession of fishing boats heading out to compete in an end of summer fishing derby.
It was actually much darker than it appears to be by the photo, I was guessing the framing in the dark.
Cloud over Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario at sunrise last Saturday.
It was a nice change for the cloud not to be storm clouds this summer.
Another outing for the TTArtisan 17mm lens and another monochrome conversion that I added some film grain to.
Clouds moving across Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario at dawn this morning.
For a change this summer they weren’t storm clouds. I wasn’t expecting this much cloud as the local weather station was reporting mainly clear skies when I got up for the sunrise.
A 62 second exposure achieved by me standing behind the camera holding the shutter release down, because I’ve misplaced the remote release for the camera.
A windblown Great Blue Heron resting on the Lake Huron shoreline in Southampton, Ontario shortly after sunrise.
I spent over an hour with the bird, slowly working my way closer. After a while it was pretty much ignoring me and was still there when I headed home for some breakfast.
This is my contribution to Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Rest prompt.
Ripples and reflections on Colpoy’s Bay at sunrise last Sunday.
Something of a rare occurrence for me recently, I took my camera bag of auto-focus zoom lenses down to the bay rather than my lightweight back to basics kit.
Another unplanned experiment with light painting on the Colpoy’s Bay shoreline at dawn recently.
For this version I used a small flashlight (torch) to paint the tree trunks in the foreground during the 30 second exposure. Another test of the new TTArtisan 7.5mm fisheye lens.
This is also a contribution to Jez’s Water Water Everywhere photo challenge.
